Dual Credit class effect on MBA

I am in this dual credit world history class, and I want to drop it. I took this class because I wanted to boost my gpa. The class is not hard; I just believe my time can be used better. This class is super time consuming, usually 2 hours a day. COVID-19 has made my high school switch over to pass/fail grades. Essentially, this class will not boost my gpa. I also do not need the credit for this class. At this point, I think the class is useless. My only worry is if dropping the class will negatively affect me during MBA admissions, particularly T15 MBA programs.

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It will not. My suggestion to you is that you focus on other ways to make your application stand out, as competition for elite programs is sure to increase as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The number of applicants to elite programs is inversely related to the global economy’s performance.

We’re talking 730+ GMAT, legitimate extracurriculars such as consistent volunteering, and exceptionally strong reviews at work.

 
 

I think i can handle most of the things; Im just not sure about the GMAT since SAT took me a long time to fet a good score. So I should 100% drop this class right? I would rather pour all my time into trading or a startup. I also will not be applying to an MBA for at-least 7 years so I dont think the competition will still be high.

 

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